The commands to access echolink and connect this repeater to other repeaters, links or computer users are really quite simple. All the commands are DTMF tones and are listed below.  Please identify and make sure the repeater is not in use BEFORE entering any DTMF tones. 

If you would like to connect to another station and you know the node number simply send the node number, for example if the node number is 57983 just send those numbers via DTMF tones and it should connect to that station. If it does not connect you may have to send the DTMF tones slower (or faster). We tried to set it up so you could send or dial the number at a reasonable speed but if you hold each tone too long it may not go through correctly. (shorter is better) . After your QSO is complete simply send # to disconnect  then identify as you normally would at the end of your last transmission.


There are, at last count, 3,594 stations on the Echolink system. That number changes daily but gives you some idea of how many possibilities there are at your fingertips.

P.S. There is a slight delay (approxamtly half a second depending on the internet provider) in the time you transmit and the time the recieving station actually hears the audio so a slower pace of QSO is suggested